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Check the status of mod_jk load balancers by analysis of jkmanager's XML page from status
This is a plugin designed using Bash script. This plugin is created so that 'Performance Gauges' in Nagios XI work properly, showing appropriate 'Warning' and…
This plugin checks the status of ntp on a server. For remote hosts, this should be run over ssh with check_by_ssh plugin. It uses ntpq…
This plugin checks the load on APC powerstrips using SNMP and alerts on over current conditions. It can test both single and A/B bank strips.
Uses sacli to get licensed connections, licence usage and checks for licence expiry. (LicUsage, VPNSummary or LICexpire) Provides performance data to enable graph generation. Written…
How do you monitor Nagios to ensure it's operational? Using this plugin, Nagios sends periodic heartbeat messages to OpsGenie service, and if OpsGenie does not…
based on check_blackberry5 from tob changed oid for licensing check, testet on bes 5.0.4.68 oid review: 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.50.1.36.3 = licenses total 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.50.1.37.3 = licenses free 1.3.6.1.4.1.3530.5.50.1.38.3…
check_users looks at the number of users, along with an allowed user list and returns warning and critical based on thresholds or if an unknown…
check_processes takes a list of allowed processes and returns warning and critical based on thresholds if processes not on the list are running. The script…
check_hostname is used to ensure a windows host resolves to the same address on an authoritative name server. If the reverse-resolve does not match the…
check_essential_services takes a string of services and returns critical if any are not running. It is written in perl, and works fine with tinyperl. I…
check_essential_processes takes a space-separated list of processes and returns critical if any are not running. This is written in perl, so requires a perl environment…